Indistinct Strategy for Growth of 3 Billion Euros

The heads of the Government of Kosovo have promised up to 3 billion euros in state budget growth during the government mandate, but without specifying how this promise will be fulfilled. Nevertheless, Prime Minister Albin Kurti hopes that such a thing will achieve by advance boosting the value of the economy. But former Economic Development Minister Valdrin Luka has said that this pledge is impossible to realise through a mandate, writes the newspaper “Zeri”.

The prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, has pledged increased the state budget to up to 3 billion euros during the government mandate. But the government has not made public the strategy of how it learns to come to this increase. In a document in which the LVV government programme points are briefly presented The LDK, it is said, will only say that the budget of the Republic of Kosovo will reach 3 billion euros during this mandate, in advance increasing the value of the economy.

But no more details are provided. While opposition representatives have been talking about it, they have voiced confidence that this government pledge cannot be realised for four years. They have said they expect the budget to grow year-on-year, but the figures warned by executive executives have been named elusive. Meanwhile, Kosovo has not yet approved the budget for 2020.

The government has not yet presented the draft budget, which should then be sent to the Kosovo Assembly for approval, but the preliminary government has only approved budgetary frameworks.